RFR 21-10-MCD: Contract Interpreters & Transliterators f/t Deaf and Hard of Hearing
Federal opportunity from MCD01 - Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing • Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Jun 30, 2030. Industry: NAICS UNSPSC 82-11-20, 78-14-00.
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MCDHH seeks to develop a list of prequalified ASL interpreters & transliterators to accept contracts for fixed number of hours of service per week for defined types of interpreting. Contracts may be of limited duration and can be renewed. See RFR in Attachments for details. Other agencies may use this RFR to obtain qualified sign languge interpreters for the deaf and hard of hearing for ADA compliance and communication access.
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The MCD seeks to establish a list of prequalified ASL interpreters and transliterators for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community, allowing for flexible contracts of specified hours per week. This initiative is in line with ADA compliance requirements, enabling other agencies to access these services as necessary. Interested bidders should review the attached RFR for detailed requirements and expectations.
Develop a list of prequalified ASL interpreters and transliterators for consistent service delivery, compliant with ADA guidelines.
- Review the RFR attached to understand qualification criteria.
- Develop a bidding response highlighting relevant experience and qualifications.
- Prepare necessary documentation to demonstrate compliance with ADA guidelines.
- Submit a pricing proposal based on offered services and duration of contracts.
- Completed qualifications statement as per RFR.
- Demonstrated experience in providing ASL interpretation services.
- References from previous clients related to interpreting services.
- Pricing structure aligned with contract expectations.
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- Specific qualifications required for interpreters.
- Expected volume of service hours per week.
- Details on contract renewal conditions.
- Payment terms and invoicing procedures.
- Target agencies for potential service use.
- Additional certifications that may be necessary.
- Specific application procedures for interested bidders.
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